Manchester United return to Premier League action this Sunday as they look to stay in the title race against Leicester City.
After Manchester City's 3-1 win over Arsenal on Wednesday night, United now sit just five points behind both title rivals in third, with the result handing Erik ten Hag's Premier League chances a boost. United enter the clash against Leicester following a 2-2 draw against Barcelona in the Europa League, with Ten Hag potentially set to rest some players ahead of the second leg at Old Trafford next week.
Marcus Rashford scored in the draw against Barca, meaning the forward has now found the net in his last four games in a row. Sunday's opposition Leicester have hit a patch of good form recently, scoring four goals in each of their last two games, beating Aston Villa 4-2 and Spurs 4-1.
